Thread: stiffness measurements cnc mk3
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22-03-2014 #1
I just tried mine now it's mostly together mechanically. Build thread here http://www.mycncuk.com/forums/gantry...y-eddy-23.html
Using a Mitutoyo digital DTI with 0.01 mm resolution, deflections with 5kg force applied as above.
X 0 mm
Y 0.04 mm
Z 0 mm
I think the Y deflection is due to the ball screw system because wherever I apply 5kg load to the Z carriage I get the same deflection.Last edited by EddyCurrent; 22-03-2014 at 07:51 PM.
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23-03-2014 #2
Hi Eddy,
Yes, been following your build - coming along nicely. So with those figures X and Z are >5000N/mm, and Y = 1250N/mm.
The lower Y stiffness could be the mounting angle brackets for the AC bearing but not sure why it is similar as you move around the Z carraige as the moment would be changing. I also notice your ballscrew is right at the back of the gantry which is another reason for it being a bit lower than the other axes as it is the furthest away from the tool with the highest moment compared to the other ballscrews. But if the limited cutting I have done on my machine (with a lower stiffness) is anything to go by it's not a concern.
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